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2011-2012 General Catalog 1 Fort Dodge Center GENERAL CATALOG 2011-2012 Iowa Central Community College 2011-2012 General Catalog 1 Fort Dodge Center Storm Lake East 10th Street Webster City Center Center Ohio St. East 8th Russell Street Beach St. Tornado Drive College Drive Flint Drive Webster City 2 Iowa Central Community College 2011-2012Storm LakeGeneral Catalog Center Center Board of Trustees Administration Mark Crimmins Dr. Dan Kinney President President Tom Chelesvig Thomas Beneke Vice President, Enrollment Management and Student Development Darrell Determann Dr. Marlene McComas Garland Hanson Vice President, Instruction Larry Hecht Laurie Hendricks Vice President, Deborah Loerch Development and Alumni Relations Jim Kersten Douglas McDermott Vice President, Development and Government Relations Connie Smith Angie Martin Terry Wessels Associate Vice President, Business Affairs Fort Dodge Center Storm Lake Center Webster City Center One Triton Circle 916 North Russell Street 1725 Beach Street Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501 Storm Lake, Iowa 50588 Webster City, Iowa 50595 (515) 576-7201 (712) 732-2991 (515) 832-1632 www.iowacentral.edu www.iowacentral.edu www.iowacentral.edu Iowa Central Community College shall not illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, age, or disability. Any inquiries concerning the College’s affirmative action/equal opportunity policy should be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer, One Triton Circle, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501. In compliance with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Iowa Central Community College will provide reasonable accommodations to disabled persons upon request. Please make such requests to the Coordinator of Special Populations 515-574-1045. The Board of Directors of Iowa Central Community College endorses the principle of equal educational and employment opportunities of all people regardless of race, color, sex, religion, ancestry, national origin, age, or non- job related disability. Furthermore, the Board does not discriminate, on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, ancestry, national origin, age, or non-job related disability in the educational programs or activities it operates. The Board of Directors of Iowa Central Community College reserves the right to change, at any time, without notice, graduation requirements, costs, curriculum course structure and content, and such other matters as may be within its control, notwithstanding any information set forth in this catalog. The costs for tuition, fees, room and board and other charges are subject to change. Accreditation: Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org. Iowa Central Community College 2011-2012 General Catalog 3 Table of Contents Campus Maps ...................................... Inside Cover Religious Studies .......................................................................... 55 Sciences .......................................................................................... 55 General Information ...............................................7 Social Sciences .............................................................................. 56 Sociology ....................................................................................... 56 Admissions ..............................................................14 Theatre .......................................................................................... 57 Veterinary Medicine ..................................................................... 57 Student Life ............................................................25 Career Option Programs ......................................59 General Education ................................................29 Accounting Associate .................................................................... 60 Transfer Information ............................................33 Business ......................................................................................... 61 Criminal Justice ........................................................................... 62 Degree Check Sheets ...............................................................36-37 Health Care Administration ....................................................... 63 Agriculture .................................................................................... 38 Human Services ........................................................................... 63 Art ................................................................................................. 38 Professional Pilot ......................................................................... 64 Athletic Training ......................................................................... 39 Business Administration .............................................................. 39 Applied Science & Technology Programs ........65 Chiropractic .................................................................................. 40 Core Requirements for Health Sciences ...................................... 66 Coaching Authorization .............................................................. 40 Associate Degree Nursing ........................................................... 67 Dentistry ....................................................................................... 41 Dental Hygiene ............................................................................ 68 Early Childhood Education ........................................................ 41 Emergency Medical Services ...................................................... 69 Economics ..................................................................................... 42 Fire Science ................................................................................... 70 Elementary Education ................................................................. 43 Fire Service Administration ....................................................... 70 Secondary Education ................................................................... 43 Medical Assistant ......................................................................... 71 Engineering .................................................................................. 44 Medical Laboratory Technician.................................................. 72 Finance/Banking ......................................................................... 44 Practical Nursing......................................................................... 73 Family & Consumer Sciences ...................................................... 45 Radiologic Technology ................................................................ 74 Geography ..................................................................................... 45 Administrative Specialist ............................................................. 75 History .......................................................................................... 46 Broadcasting ................................................................................. 76 Language Arts ............................................................................. 46 Computer Networking Technology ............................................. 76 Liberal Arts .................................................................................. 47 Computer Repair .......................................................................... 77 Medicine ........................................................................................ 47 Culinary Arts ................................................................................ 77 Mathematics ................................................................................. 48 Graphics Technology .................................................................... 78 Modern Languages ...................................................................... 49 Health & Beauty Management .................................................. 78 Mortuary Sciences ........................................................................ 49 Logistics & Transportation Management ................................. 79 Music ............................................................................................. 50 Medical Transcription & Coding............................................... 79 Optometry ..................................................................................... 50 Restaurant & Hospitality Management .................................... 80 Osteopathic Medicine ................................................................... 51 Turf Grass Management ........................................................... 80 Pharmacy ...................................................................................... 51 Web Technology ............................................................................ 81 Physical Education ...................................................................... 52 Biotechnology ................................................................................ 81 Physical Therapy .......................................................................... 52 Agriculture Technology ............................................................... 82 Physician Assistant ...................................................................... 53 Automotive Collision Technology ............................................... 83 Political Science/Government ...................................................
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